Hi my names Helen and I'm raising funds for my son Thomas who at 32 has been diagnosed with colorectal cancer . Tom had stoma surgery in July 2024 followed by 25 x radiations and 4 x iv chemotherapy . then has had a pet scan and liver mri his next appointment to see the results were devastating and he was told the last chemotherapy didn't work and the cancer has spread to his liver and lungs meaning he now has stage 4 metastatic colorectal cancer.

has now had porta Cath surgery since finding out these results and has to start a new chemotherapy and immunotherapy every 2 weeks which makes him very lethargic and break out in rashes all over his body.

from his own research he has decided to take ivermectin and fenbendazole tablets which are pretty costly.

update

in December 2025 Tom underwent triple hernia surgery then in January 2026 ended back up in hospital due to his bile duct in liver being blocked which followed another surgery to installl a stint to open the duct back up

Thomas ended up back in hospital on the 12th of June and now has been in there a week while they did all different tests etc they have came back and said there is another blockage further up his duct to access they would have to put 2 drainage lines through the liver which he would then have permanently hanging out of him also has 3 small abscess on smaller ducts which can’t be accessed due to size they Would only go ahead with drainage if oncology had a chemo that could slow down the cancer in liver otherwise within a week after being drained it would just block somewhere else. He met with oncology and they said the only option was for to go back on the chemo that didn’t work last time put me in agony and break out in rashes everywhere. So with no options available he has been given a maximum of a month left to live before his liver will shut down.

any money raised will go towards his medication and the treatment , funeral costs and to try and see his son Lucas before time is up !

i appreciate and thank everyone for donating to Tom through this difficult journey